London, Great Russell Street (1927), reprinted by Ch'eng-wen Publishing Co., Taipei, 1966. 1 volume in-12, 308 pp., brown hardcover, very good condition.
A literal translation of all portions of the writings of Hsuntze(d.235 B.C.) believed by Dubs to be both original and important. Dubs based this translation on Hsuntze Chicnien compiled by Wang Hsien-chien and has provided the pagination of Wangs work in the columns for convenient cross reference. Since Hsuntze was founder of one of the two major branches of early Confucianism, this translation is a major contribution to the study of ancient Chinese philosophy.